At least for now, there is no competition between them, so Ye Dill doesn't feel the need to hide it so much.

Besides, there are so many people in this game, and it's impossible to avoid everyone.

Ye Dill returned to the game hall and first went to the pharmacy to buy a bottle of disposable Hearth's Repellent, which cost fifty silver coins.

Although it was a bit painful to spend money, after drinking it to dispel the cold, the chill on the body really disappeared cleanly, the body was no longer trembling, and the whole person was much more comfortable.

Ye Dill opened the task panel, looked at the [Task Completion Progress: 20/100] at the top, and felt that her mood had also become good.

It's the fourth day, and she's done a fifth of the way.

While the tasks ahead will certainly get harder and take longer, a good start is the cornerstone of success.

Apparently she had a good start.

And tomorrow's money-making task has also been settled, and you can buy a week's accommodation tomorrow night, and you feel good when you think about it.

Today's time is still early, Ye Dill carefully looked at the next tasks, and decided to do a few more tasks to send messages and gifts.

There are ten such tasks in total, and the content is basically the same, except that the service object and the delivery items are different.

Some want to send a piece of sandalwood to the craftsman, some want to send a silver hairpin to the proprietress of the jewelry store, some want to send half a fan of pork to the owner of the bun shop, and so on.

The object of the service will not be directly located, and the player needs to find it by himself, but there is no difficulty in this, it just takes some time.

It's the items that are needed.

These items don't need to be bought for money, but they can be bartered.

Some are a little simpler, just change them once.

For example, half a fan of pork.

First go to [Sword Gate] to catch a wild boar, and then give it to the butcher NPC, the butcher will help the player deal with the pig, leaving half of the fan for himself as a reward, and the remaining half for the player.

The player can then take this half of the pork and give it to the owner of the bun shop, and the task is complete.

But there are also those that need to be bartered several times.

For example, silver hairpins.

You must first go to [Bibo Pond] to pick ten black lotus and ten nightshade plants, and give them to the owner of the herb shop, and then the owner of the herb shop will give the player two pills that I don't know what they are for.

Take two pills and give them to the owner of the silverware shop in exchange for two small silver nuggets.

Then two small pieces of silver were given to the refiner, and the refiner took one to make a silver hairpin, and the other as a reward.

The player can then hand over the silver hairpin to the proprietress of the jewelry store to complete the task.

The most important thing is that these quests are not alerted at the beginning, but require the player to trigger the conditions step by step.

For example, the task of handing over the silver hairpin to the proprietress of the jewelry store, the player must first go to the proprietress of the jewelry store to trigger the chat, only to know that the silver hairpin has to go to the refiner NPC to get it.

After going to the Alchemist NPC and triggering the chat again, I realized that I had to get the silver nuggets from the silversmith shop first.

When I went to the silverware shop, I realized that I had to get two pills from the herb shop owner first.

When I went to the herb store, I realized that I had to go to [Bibo Pond] to pick ink lotus and nightshade first.

Therefore, this task of sending messages and gifts is particularly time-consuming, and it also requires people to run around the map, which is also very energy-consuming.

And just looking at the surface of the task, I don't know which task is faster to barter and which one needs to be changed many times, so I can only rely on luck.

Ye Dill only completed three tasks of sending messages and gifts until dark, but she did not stay up late to continue the task, but chose to go to sleep.